TO ASSIGN CHANNELS TO BUS OUTPUTS
From the screen:
1. Click on the appropriate button above
the Master Fader to select the fader
deck containing the channel you want
to assign.
2. Click on the bus assignment numbers
at the top of the channel strip to as-
sign the channel to one of the eight
D i g i t a l 8 Y B u sbuses. You can select the L-R buses
here, too. The selected bus numbers
light when selected.
3. You can click and hold on a bus as-
signment button, and sweep across
adjacent channels to assign the se-
lected bus to multiple channels. You
can repeat this step to remove chan-
nels from a bus.
See Chapter 8, OAdvanced Functions,� to learn how to create groups using the ASSIGN button.
Arming External Recorders from the Console
If your MDM/DAW has MIDI Machine ControlID�assignment. They send out an MMC com-
(MMC) capabilities, connect a MIDI cable be-mand when pressed that arms the corresponding
tween the MIDI Out on the Remote CPU and thetrack for recording.
MIDI timecode interface as described in the MIDIThe following is a summary of REC/RDY LED
Connections section in Chapter 4. You can controlactivity:
the transport mechanisms with the transport but-1. The LED will not light if REC/RDY is not en-
tons on the console surface. Transport MMCgaged.
control messages (like Stop, Play, etc.) from the2. The LED flashes whether tape is rolling or not
Digital 8YBus are sent as OALL CALL� to any de-when channel REC/RDY is enabled and the
vice in your studio setup.Master RECORD is not enabled.
The channel strip REC/RDY buttons are active3. The LED lights continuously when tape is roll-
regardless of the selected fader bank on the D8B.ing, the channel REC/RDY is enabled, and the
These switches are specifically mapped to theMaster RECORD is enabled. Audio is being re-
MIDIOs according to the setup OMIDI Devicecorded.
TO ARM CHANNELS FOR RECORDING
TRIM
LINE
MIC
From the console:
060
-20dB+40dB1. Press the REC/RDY button for each Tape
9Output you want to arm for recording. The
red LED in the button flashes.
MIC
REC/RDY
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